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Three Steps to Update a Home’s Bookshelves
Although shelves are rarely the focal point in a room, cluttered shelves can distract from an otherwise immaculate space.
Scots Topple Jesuit, Win Fourth in a Row
Highland Park earned a 52-40 victory over the neighborhood rival Rangers, thanks to a size advantage and some key baskets down the stretch.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 25-Dec. 1
Trashy thieves, careless drivers, and porch pirates didn't show much gratitude during Thanksgiving week, though only one arrest was made in the Park Cities on Thanksgiving day.
Events
NorthPark Center is Ready for the Holidays
Along with visits with Santa Claus and a life-size LEGO Santa, the first floor of NorthPark Center is showcasing Peppermint Square, NorthPark North Pole, and the Incredible Edible Edifice.
In Case You Missed It
No Need to “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” to Hear Alpine Music
'The Sound of Music' will fill the halls of McCulloch Intermediate School at 6 p.m. on Dec. 5, 4 p.m. on Dec. 6 and 2 p.m. on Dec. 7 thanks to the school's hardworking young thespians.
Scots Musical Tradition Gets a Professional Boost
Since 1934, Highland Park High School has featured a regiment of bagpipers, including the popular all-female Lassies of the 1960s and ’70s.
In Case You Missed It
HP Surges Past Reedy, Into Quarterfinals
HP shut down Frisco Reedy on Friday in a 31-12 victory in a Region II semifinal, thanks to another combination of dominating defense and efficient offense.
Championship Glory
New district, familiar result.
Letters to the Editor
I’m a Boy Scout in Troop 82, which is sponsored by Highland Park Presbyterian Church, and I am working on my communication merit badge.
Bozman Climbs Depth Chart Quickly for Scots at Receiver
By the time many freshman football players arrive on the Highland Park campus, they are already familiar with plays and offensive concepts after two years in the middle-school system.
Site Readings
December Site Reading
Haul out the holly, break out the fruitcake, and check out some of the cheery community news featured in our December Site Reading Column.